Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-26
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Riot i'll 2 Belgium Theater-An sgree-
ment on the Bulgarian Question
Said TO be arrived ut.
Cabiuet Council Held at windsor Castle
to Lay Before the Queen the Proposed
Speech from the Throne.


BHUs SELLS, Jan. Pa riot occurred in
theater at Client during lhe progress of
Flemish play representing the French
republics occupation of Belgium in an
uufayOrable light. At prearranged sig
nal body of workingmen and Sociaifsts
in the audience began to boot ct the act
ors. This resulted IN fight between the
workingmen and Socialists aad the trades
men and middle class OF people present.
The Marseilles was sung sud for time
the theater was the scene of the greatest
disorder. The p lice were summoned
and gu He'd the disturbance. Many ar
rests We're made.
TO SETTLE THE BULGARIAN QUESTION.
VIENNA, Jan. 25-IC is reported that
the powers have resolved to revive the
conference AT CODstantinOple TO settle the
Bulgarian question.
PREPARING FOR PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Jan. % A cabinet council
was held at Windsor Castle to-day. The
Queen read ana approved the speech to
DE delivered from the throne at the open
ing of Parliament on Thursday.
Mr.. Gladstone arrived in London to-
day. At the stations along the route
from Hawardea lie was recognized by
the people and enthusiastically heered.
AUSTRIA ) WAX PREPARATIONS.
VIENNA. Jan. 25.-Tne rules governing
the landsturm, which have just been pub
iished, show that nothing except blinds
ness, deafness, dumbness and lameness
will exempt men from service and that
drafts from me laEdsturm will be used 20
fill gaps in the regular army and navy re-
serves The new rules have rather sur
prised the country, such sweeping strin-
4 hnA tod
1t is estimated that The landsturm would
supply 1000, 900 additional men to the
army. A regulation appended to the
decree relative to the landsturm directs
that if the men are summoned before
their uniforms are received they must
wear insignia consisting of yellow and
black arm oGrds and bearing the number
of the regiment to with they belong.
These Instructions to the landsturm are
regarded as indications of an early cam
palgn and causes disqGietude.
TO UNITE THE LIBERALS.
LONDON, Jan % Mr.. Gladstone has
prepared resolution affirming the gene
raj priUcip es of home-rule, which
Messrs. Chamberlain and Trevelyan will
be asked 20 accept on the resumption
of the GIadst0nian UGioniSt conference. If
the Radical UniouiSts accede to the res
olution, it will be proposed in the House
of Commons ut the earliest possible ufo-
ment IN common session.
IT WON'T SHORTEN HIS DAYS.
BERLIN, Jan. % 1t is reported that
the Pope declined to confer his blessings
upon DR.. WlndthorSt on the lstter's sew
enty fifth birthday. srI
A DEUCE IN QUEENSLAND. ~
LONDON, Jan. 25.-DispatChes from
Brisbane, the capital of Queensland
state that the Colonly has been swept By 1
fearful cyclone accompanied by a raid
fall of such extraordinary cOpiousness
that twenty inches Of water fell in short
time. The result has been disastrous
floods in the city of Brisbane. Some Of
the thoroughfares were submerged to the
depth of twenty feet. The city is entirely
cut off by the floods from It's suburbs.
Many persons were drowed
ONLY WAR RUMOR.
LONDON, Jan. % The foreign office
denies the statement that it has official
knowledge that the relations between
France and Germany point to the immi-
nence of war. The semblsnce of author
ity given to the Daily News statement to
that effect caused q universal scare. The
German, French and Italian ambassadors
mere called AZ Ine foreign ONCE seeking
information snd also sent inquiries to
their respective governments. The home
Office responded in every case with pscife
declarations.
SPANISH REVOLT TIONISTS. l
MADRID, Jan. 25.-Fhe city is again eY-3
cited over revolutionary cOn!ederacyf
Government spies have learned that
Zrills has obtained loans to the amount
of S400,0 and mas been plotting for a
fresh uprising. A secret meeting of the !
revolu,ionists was had at Madrid to dis
cuss plans.
A WOMAN GCILOTINED.
PARIS, Jan. 25-The execution Of the |
,Fhomases for burning their mother to !
death took place yesterday. When the .
time came for the womsn to die q heart
rendIng scene occurred. The woman
struggled fiercely with the executioners
and cried for mercy. She had 10 be car
RED TO the guillotine. The man met his
fac coolly.
CON PIRACY AGAINST BoUtANGER.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-Henri Rochefort in In
transigesnt publishes the details of the
Dyr hr0